Find jar file using imported packages

Hi,
Shall i know how to find jar name..I'm having imported files..
For an eg,
i'm having the below one..
import org.bouncycastle.tools.openpgp.util.PGPParams;
import org.bouncycastle.tools.openpgp.util.ProcessingEngine;How to find jar by using the above imported packages?

sabre150 wrote:
You can't.
Do you mean you want to download the BouncyCastle openpgp jars? If so then visit www.bouncycastle.org .
Edited by: sabre150 on Sep 7, 2009 11:46 AM
I give up on the OP. He has been doing this pgp now for more than 10 weeks and he seems unable to do more than ask daft questions or repeatedly ask for code.Maybe he's Italian. I mean, Deepa is in Deepa Shita. ;-)

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